St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-19

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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
4 GENTS WANTED to handle the new Chem
n icsl Ink Erasing Pencil; greatest novelty
ever produced; grasses ink in two seconds, no
abras on OF paper: 200 TO 500 per cent. profit One
agents sales amounted to 1920 in one week;
another sS2 in two hours; territory absolutely
Tree; salary TO good men; no lazy need answer;
sample IS cents. For terms and tull particulars
ADDRESS the manufacturers j. w. Skinner Co,
Onalaska Wis 63-SS
A PPRENTICES-Imme diately, 5 gentlemen
n 10 learn railroad and commercial telegraph
business al the Globe Telegraph company, corner
Fourth and Jackson, 3S6 Jacson ST., ST. Paul,
Ainn. $685.
BARBER wanted immediately. NJ W. Peter
u man, Rice Lake, Barron CO., Wis. Z
pARBER-Saturday morning. Whitaker &
- Martins. us Dakota av.. West st. Paul.
pARBER-A good barber at the Vincent
o. ID house, St. Croix Falls. Wis; rent free; this
Is one of the live towns of Wisconsin.
BARBER wanted at 46S Broadway.
SIlI CLERK III grain and commission house;
ID must be accurate and not afraid of work. A.
M. Globe. 8
lOOAKEEPER-on who understands the
II loan and real estate business; state salary
expected. Lock Box Gas, Aberdeen, OAK 1881
pOOkKEEPER-Wh can talk German, and
u. who has had some experience in the real
estate business in st. Paul. references required.
A. VI. L., Globe.
DOOKKEEPER-C for every Sat
Il afternoon Address
II. 90 Globe.
DOY-To do delivering at ST. Paul Dairy COM
II company, 257 West Third St 6
pROILER-Frs at Merchants hotel.
ID apply in the kitchen.
CABINET MAKERS aud wood carvers-
y First-cIass. St Paul Furniture company l64
West Fifth st.
CIGA job for coed work
X men. Write to William j. Dushek, Devils
Lake. Oak.
CLERK-Young man for grocery; some expert
y ence necessary. Apply Monday morning at
CLOTHING CUTTER-An experien ced
y clothing cutter for readymade work. Frisk,
Turner Co., lS5 East Fourth st.
NOLLECTOR-Young to collect bills and
y make himself useful; salary s. to Sc TO
mence; state age d. A. G., Globe.
COLLECTOR-One first-class man; 500 bond
- required; no other need apply; call between
10 and II to-day. Minnesota Collection agency,
Room u, Union block.
nRIVERS-At Kents package delivery, 2O9
II WestSsventMst
Drug CLERk- Registered. Pharmacist,
u Globe, Minneapolis.
ERRASD BOY-A good errand boy; one well
IL acquainted with the city. Apply at NJ. j.
O'Bren's hat store, 424 Jackson St, at 10 a. m.
to-day.
uOSTLER-Man to take care of horses and
IL work around the house; must be temperate
ii cta DIV OILS hava rafar Ami En or
Tenth St
7 f BOOkMEN could only the reports
/ agents, handling The LABOR Movement are
sending in. they would not hesitate one moment
in securing agency for same; it is having an
enormous sale. Write for particulars to the En-
pyreal Publishing house. st. Paul, Mimi 74-79
NIAN Wanted-Actve, stirring who
WI will exert himself to make good pay; this
is your chance. Harrington, 10 West Third st. IS
MIGHT WORK-Six 90 men for night work;
~ good wages and steady employment Apply
at Room 81 Court block, at a. m, March l9. rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. more, at L. L. Nico-
lars, 20 East Third St
DLASTERERS-Ten irst-class. Apply at new
L Globe building. 74-Sl
DOLlSHERs, Marble polishers at l. F. Toste-
vim Sons, corner of Eighth and Robert st.5
DORTEK at 400 East Seventh st.
d AILKOAD WOkK-FTfty men, Turtle
II Lake. near Minneapolis; work for year.
Curran i Co., $40 Sbley st. rs
DEAL ESTATE WORK-Man in real estate
ia business to list property. Gilbert & Co.. SIS
East Fifth st.
- close stamp for reply. j. NJ. Rossell, $50
East Fifth ST. 1886
SALESMAN to take orders for custom cloth
- ing. Room 81 Union block.
CALESMEN-Tw more good men to sell goods
- on salary and commission. Apply 45l Wa
basha st. IS
CALESMAN-Travein TO handle vest-L ocket
- side line; sells sight pays big d. e.,
Globe.
GALESMAN--A good experienced German
- clothing salesman. United States clothing
house, corner Jackson and seventh st. 5
CALESMEN-Af few good salesmen Apply at
- Singer office, 81 East Third st. 75-7
SHHOEMAEERS-One frst-class and one for
- cobbling. Apply at 440 Jackson st.
C,INGERS-A few good boy voices for three
- evenings in one week will be well paid; boys
accustomed to church music preferred. James
Blake, 80 East Third St, St Paul. 1873
rTAILOR-A good tailor. Henry Norman Il
L CO.. 10 Rosabel st.
TTAILORS-Two tailors first class coatmaker
l. and pantsmaker; industrious, sober
find steady employment Immediately by applying
to q. Bohlman. Hayward. Wis. 1888
TENOR SINGER in a church choir in st.
i Paul; must read readily; apply at Whitney's
music store. =
FTEAliST ERS-Three good teamsters who
Il know the city. jefferson & Kasson, corner
Fourth and Jackson.
TRANSIT MANHOOD, at once. Brinkerhoff
l. & Phillips, room 80. Manufacturer block
TTPHOLsTEREfs - Five apprentices. 399
u Jackson st.
MATTERS at Regan & Mcveigh's, 81 East
w ANTED-Man able to rustic; make 50
w to S. a day. C. Harrington, 20 West
Third st. 5
XTORK-5OO men for Wisconsin and Michigan,
Wv $l.75 per day, lG to % cents per yard free
fare Charles Cotton, sos Minnesota ST 1881
GXTORK-5OO day and station men for Knne-
w lander, Wis; sl-75 per day, l6 to % cents
per yard. Charles Cotton. sos Minnesota st. 1880
" DUNG MEN and ladies TO learn telegraphy,
I shorthand and tpyewriting day and evening
classes; chance for men 10 nearly cover all
xenses while learning; terms reasonable; send
Tor circulars. Globe Teegraphy company 336
Jackson St. st. Paul. 279t
Il SemaIe.
a FTERNOON WOKK-Dscreet young lady
n for special work two afternoons each week.
liberal wages; address IN own handwriting b.
b Francis, Minneapolis 1919
PPKENTlCE GIRLS-Two. Tor dressmak-
"A ing at Mrs. j. Winkelmann's, "a East Sew
enth st. D
PRENTICE GIRLS, two in the millinery
II department, at Dickinson's. 8
PPKEN1IC ES-Immedately, ladies TO
a learn to operate typewriter machines. APP
Div to Globe Telegraph company, corner Fourth
and Jackson 1856 Jackson st, St Paul, Mimi. 1884,
PPRENTICE-Toie learn dressmaking at lO1
"A Concord St, West st. Paul. 6
COOK-Immediately, an experienced cook. 1913
~ Summit av. %
COOK-A competent cook. Apply at 81 Arun-
~. del st.. first house from Summit av.
OOOK-Competent woman as meat and pastry
Y cook in countrs hotel $50 per month; refer
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